Jane Akinyemi

I'm heading into my Junior year of HS, and have started to narrow down some possible career options. Currently my main focus is becoming a Sports Med Physician, and majoring in kinesiology before going on to earn my DO at an Osteopathic Med school. Is there a list of pros/cons to studying...

I want to become an orthopedic surgeon and work closely with a pro sports team. The only AP class I'm in right now is AP Precalculus as a high school sophomore.

10th grade student athlete who has been interested in genetics since 7th grade. I want to go to college and med school to become a medical geneticist and also find the right path for me that will allow me to express all my hobbies and interests while also being able to pursue a family in the future.

My goal is to get into PA school and become a physician assistant. I currently work at a senior care facility as a front desk receptionist, but there are openings for caregiver positions. I’ve emailed a few PA programs to ask whether the caregiver role would count as patient care experience....

I love sports but got injured my freshman year. I want to help other athletes never experience injuries. I am also ranked #1 in my class currently.

I want to go into kinesiology/physical therapy in college. One of the best things to get a good job in physical therapy is by doing internships, but it's difficult to find good internships that will help me have the best experience and teach me the most possible. #Spring2026

I am a first-year freshman who is attending the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. I am in the exercise science program here at this institution, and my plan is to complete a Doctorate of Physical Therapy to be able to be a physical therapist for athletes

I am currently a high school senior and plan to go into college to become a physical therapist, this question lingered on my mind if the experience in the field matters more than the education you learn in the classroom. Essentially I am wanting to see if hands-on and physically learning about...

I'm Currently enrolled in a Masters program

I am a college freshman who has worked as an aide already at a private physical therapy practice, I just need to know how I can expand to better known physical therapy offices or if it is even possible.

I want to study sports medicine (physical theraphy), but I've been told it takes several years to specialize in this field, and at the same time, I don't think I have the financial resources to do it. Kinesiology, on the other hand, is shorter and I can study it at a community college that my...

Hi, my name is Layla and I'm currently a freshman at the University of South Carolina. I'm already interested in helping people and seeing growth in patients but I want to learn about other peoples experiences and what other fields in healthcare have to offer!

just wondering if I am required to take all 4 years

Really want to do something related to sports and sports medicine is most likely the easiest way to relate to something like that

I am a senior in highschool, pursuing kinesiology next year as an undergrad at ASU. I am steering towards becoming a PT or a Sports Medicine Physician. What certification should I get? And when should I get it by?